Not that it bothered me much, but while reading the news feed I came across lines of text that I had already seen on the forum, and I was not mistaken. I have not reported this yet, because I first wanted to find out what the moderators' policy for such cases is, given that the user did not add any quotes or links, but at the same time said "Manchester Unaide announced" ... and then added a line of his own text. I just got the impression that the user abstractly shared what he learned today, adding a couple of his thoughts, but it turned out that this is literal copy/paste. What do you think can this text be considered plagiarism/c&p?

Quote from: DIA7 on Today at 03:01:17 PM

Manchester United announced today, Tuesday, that defender Raphael Varane will be out for a period after injuring his groin while playing for his country, France. He replaced the 28-year-old Varane in the first half of the Nations League final against Spain. France won the title after winning 2-1.
The club said Varane had a thigh muscle injury and had begun rehabilitation at the club. He revealed that the defender, who arrived from Real Madrid last summer, will be out of action for a few weeks.
Varane's partner, Harry Maguire, is recovering from a calf injury, which caused him to miss his team's last two games before the international period, as well as England's World Cup qualifiers this month.
So we are going to expect to see goals scored against Manchester United as it will be a difficult to keep cleans sheets with Bailey and Lindelov as pair in defense.